I Walked into the Woods to Die
I once walked into the woods to die or to come out a different man haunted by a worldview of separation and carrying 5 days of food and a lifetime…
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Personal Resiliency
Perceptual Agility — and Presidential Powers
I have been struggling in my writing, struggling to weave simple thinking from divergent sources and tiered complexities of human minds. And I have been writing a series of posts…
Wild Resiliency News #1 (Worldviews)
It is the mystery at the intersection between the world as it is, and our perception or experience of it, that particularly fascinates me. The powerful dynamics in play here…
Let the Beauty of What You Love Be What You Do!
Ever notice how easy it is to orient your life by Fear? I have. I’ve even been struggling with that Dragon a bit of late. Not surprising I suppose, given…
Choose to See the Joy in Life!
A dear friend of mine recently lost his wife and best friend to Death. Over breakfast the other day he sat his coffee down and exclaimed with a damn near…
Thrivability: What Will It Take?
I long ago came to the conclusion that the only purpose of a good answer is to take one into a deepening and a refining of the question. And given…
A Spirit of Resilience
Embedded within the challenges of our times are crisis and opportunities—galore. It strikes me that the spirit of the innate wild resiliency within us is to focus on and to…